Is the first true cure for early Alzheimer’s disease on the horizon? The makers of still unapproved drug aducanumab say — maybe. But there’s a lot of controversy surrounding the promise. Watchdogs say there’s little to no evidence the drug […]
Alzheimer’s Cure & Controversy; Summer Travel; Tomb of the Unknowns Read More »
One surprising consequence of the Covid-19 shutdowns, says law enforcement, is an uptick in child abuse and sex trafficking in the U.S. The scope of the problem is startling and it stretches from the poorest neighborhoods to the rich and
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Most say there is “no way” they would let their young child be a test subject for Covid-19 vaccine safety in children. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Ninety-seven percent (97%) of the over 2,000 respondents said
In America, we have the freedom to say, read or believe most anything, no matter how distasteful or false some may claim it to be— except that which is illegal. But in recent times, the heavy hand of censorship has
Reserve your spot for my online presentation that promises to be lively and informative! We’ll cover topics from my bestseller SLANTED: How the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism. Never was this topic more timely and
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Powerful interests are working overtime to give the impression that controversial views held by a minority of people are majority views that you have to get on board with— or else.
Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll be reporting from Sturgis, South Dakota, site of the famous annual Sturgis motorcycle rally. Was it really the “Super Spreader” event that some in the media made it out to be? Hardly. In fact, according
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The Boy Scouts of America faces the largest sex abuse court case ever filed.
